USB FLASH DRIVE v155w Not detecting in any computer.

I purchased HP USB FLASH DRIVE from UNITED COMPUTERS, SECUNDERABAD, AP. on 11/dec/2009, i was a working great till i have inserted it in one of my office computer on 4/mar/2010, i dont know wat happened, since then it is not been detected by any other computer.
1. can i know wat could be the problem.
2. if it is gone how do i replace it.
3. can i know the address of HP service centre in Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh.
Please do the needfull.

Sir
My Hp 4 GB V155W Pen drive have not recogenised in my all computers.. it has been very costly for me. my all costly data is in... what can i do plz say me.....

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